Pennyroyal (HEDEOMA)
- Female symptoms are most marked; usually associated with nervous disturbances.
- Red sand in urine.
- Pain along ureter.
- Flatulent colic.
- Antidotes effects of Poison-oak (Grindelia).
Pennyroyal (HEDEOMA)
This plant is named by Mure, who gives a figure of it in his book and
describes it thus: "The brownish ligneous stem of this plant is about three feet high; it is ramose,
pubescent, especially above. Leaves alternate, pinnate, trifoliate; folioles oval and slightly
tormentose, on a hairy, bistipulate petiole. The flowers, which are small and seated on filiform
unifloral peduncles, form loose, terminal spikes. Fruit oval, hairy, on bent peduncles, and
attaching itself very intimately to clothes and to hairy skin of animals." I give this description in
full because the species, according to Allen, is doubtful. The symptoms are not many but they
are very definite, and knowing the value of Mure's observations in the case of Ocim. can. and
other remedies I give them in full. The chief effect was inflammation of the penis and of the
eyes, which should indicate it in some cases of gonorrhceal ophthalmia.
Affected all her nerves; nervous twitchings and jerkings in all the fibres of the
body, sensible in the pulse or wherever the observer's fingers touched the flesh.—Semi-
paralysis.—Prostration following retching.—General soreness.
Hedera Helix.
Dull, heavy feeling in morning. Sore pain, as from a cut. Weak, faint; better, lying down.
Dull, heavy feeling in head in morning, not continued through day.—Sore pain in 1.
temporal ridge, as of a cut or wound, lasting about six weeks.
Sensation of something rising in throat, or as if her breast were coming up into her
mouth.—Great difficulty in swallowing, it nearly took her breath away.
Nausea, a rising-up sensation from stomach, producing occasional
retching.—Excessive retching, nausea and straining.
Distended, sore, and sensitive.
Bearing-down pains, with much backache; worse, least movement. Leucorrhoea, with itching and burning Ovaries congested and painful; bearing-down spasmodic contractions.
Excessive bearing-down pains with pressure outward towards
vulva, from whole lower abdomen, accompanied by almost unendurable pains in back, drawing
down from upper sacral spine, extending also to epigastrium and stomach; like veritable labour-
pains; returning with regular periodicity if she remained at rest; greatly < by the least movement;
she lay on the floor on a small mattress, and could not be removed, on account of the
aggravation, until the following day; < by the least food or drink.—Leucorrhcea with itching and
burning (commenced sixth day and lasted some weeks).
Sudden appearance of yellowish discharge from urethra.—Itching of
penis.—Redness and smarting of penis.—Painful swelling of penis with erysipelatous
inflammation.—Thin stream of urine in consequence of the glans being swollen.
Shortness of breath as if from an asthmatic attack.—Frequent,
periodical dyspnoea with oppression of thorax.
Unendurable pains in back, esp. in sacral spine near the upper vertebra, dragging
down from that point to uterus.—Excessive pains in back and head.
Hedysarum IIdefonsianum.
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